Zverev upsets Federer for Rogers title

MONTREAL — Alexander Zverev kept his winning streak alive with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Swiss ace Roger Federer in the Rogers Cup final on Sunday.

The 20-year-old Zverev, the winner last week in Washington, D.C., posted a 10th straight match victory and ended the 36-year-old Federer’s winning streak at 16. The German also tied Federer with a fifth tournament victory this year.

He got even for a loss to Federer at Halle, Germany, on June 25 and evened their career head-to-head record at two wins each. women’s tennis tournament on Sunday.

It was Svitolina’s fifth WTA Tour title of the season.

The 22-year-old Ukrainian used powerful groundstrokes and a big serve to keep the sixth-ranked Wozniacki off balance.

A break at love at 4-4 gave the fifth-ranked Svitolina the edge in the first set. She wasn’t threatened again in the 77-minute match.

Svitolina had a clear edge from the baseline thanks to her impressive retrieving ability. Wozniacki was forced to go for more winners and started making more unforced errors as a result. Krzyzewski had knee-replacement surgery Sunday.

Team spokesman Cory Walton said the procedure on Krzyzewski’s right knee was performed by Dr. Michael Bolognesi at Duke’s hospital.

Bolognesi said the surgery went “very smoothly,” and doctors hoped to have the Hall of Fame coach walking later in the day.

He’s expected to be released within three days to begin a rehabilitation program at Duke.

The surgery led Duke to cancel the exhibition trip to the Dominican Republic that was scheduled to begin this week.

Krzyzewski has had both of his knees replaced in the past 17 months, with six total surgeries in that span.